Sentence examples for better post for from inspiring English sources

Soon after, Grimm wrote pessimistically to Leopold about his son's prospects in Paris, and Leopold negotiated a better post for him in Salzburg, where he would be court organist rather than violinist as before, though still nominally Konzertmeister.

As suggested for a similar delay observed in patients undergoing mastectomy [ 1], both the different frequency of recurrence in sites bearing dissimilar prognosis (viscera vs bone vs soft tissue) [ 5, 6] and differential responsiveness to the post-recurrence administered endocrine therapy [ 7, 8] may account for a better post recurrence prognosis for patients with ERP tumours.

With two years of work experience in the UK (the permissible limit on your post-study visa – the last of which are being issued this year), the job you land upon returning to your home country will, in all likelihood, be for a better post with a much higher salary.

It's friendlier; it's a better staging post for the ancient capitals of Kyoto and Nara; its logical grid system is much easier to navigate and it's a much better city to cycle around.

That's the better place for those posts.

Another thing that'll keep this conversation going is that there are very different views inside the party about who would be the better, post-2015 partner for the Lib Dems.

*positive adjusted differences indicate better post-operative scores for ISTC patients Fewer patients treated in ISTCs reported a post-operative complication than patients treated in NHS facilities, even after adjusting for pre-operative risk factors (Table 4).

Cell surface engineering could protect implanted cells from host immune rejections while modify the cellular landscape for better post-transplantation graft function and survival.

At a House hearing on the anniversary of SMCRA, Rahall crowed: "And he (Udall) agreed that with flatland at such a premium, that we should not totally abolish the practice of mountaintop mining; but that we should have an exemption, an exemption that would allow for better post-mining uses of that land".

This had the unintended effect of enabling staff to leave CRH for better posts.

The surgical outcomes in Group A were significantly better than those of Group B. Group A showed better post-operative VAS scores for LBP, particularly LBP while standing (11.9 vs. 25.8).